久郷

The name "Shizuru City" (静流市) is composed of two primary kanji characters: "静" (shizu) meaning "quiet" or "calm" and "流" (ru) meaning "flow". Together, the name can be literally translated as "Calm Flow City" or "City of Tranquil Flow". This name likely reflects a geographic or cultural significance related to water, possibly a river or stream in the area that is known for its serene and peaceful nature. Such names are common in Japan, where the beauty of nature and tranquility are often celebrated in city names, suggesting a community that values harmony with the environment.

The last name 長田 (Nagata) means 'long rice field' where '長' (naga) means 'long' and '田' (ta) means 'rice field' or 'paddy'. The first name 昇 (Noboru) means 'to rise' or 'to ascend'. Together, the full name Nagata Noboru conveys the idea of a person who rises from a place of abundance and prosperity, symbolized by a long rice field.

The surname 'Hatano' means 'surfing rice field,' symbolizing the dynamic nature of life. 'Yoshikazu' signifies 'to harmonize virtue,' denoting a balance of skills with respect. Together, 'Hatano Yoshikazu' evokes a sense of lethal competence enriched with humility, representing a master of their craft who values integrity.

The surname '浅川' (Asakawa) means 'shallow river.' The first name '栄' (Ei) translates to 'prosperity.' Thus, 'Asakawa Ei' could interpret as 'prosperity from the shallow river.' This name beautifully reflects the balance of rarity and abundance, aligning well with the creative nature of Gabriel Haddad.

Ohashi translates to 'big bridge,' symbolizing strong connections, while Aiyu means 'rich in love,' evoking affection and warmth. Together, they represent a romantic bond that bridges hearts, which resonates with {{ni putu wiwik kusuma dewi}}.

The surname 'Kuroda' means 'black rice field', representing darkness and fertility. The first name 'Hayahiko' means 'swift boy', symbolizing speed and agility. Combined, the name 'Kuroda Hayahiko' conveys a sense of dark swiftness. This name suits the theme of a male name with a dark meaning due to its ties to blackness and fertility, suggesting an ominous yet powerful presence.

The surname 'Mochida' means 'to hold rice paddy' which symbolizes prosperity, while 'Kinji' means 'to serve diligently.' Together, 'Mochida Kinji' conveys a sense of dedicated effort towards nurturing and prosperity, making it a unique representation of industriousness—suitable for {{Yukichi}}.

Matsushita means 'under the pine tree' and Yoshiichiro means 'good first son.' This combination results in a humorous contrast of the serious 'first son' beneath the casual, fun imagery of a 'pine tree,' perfect for Freddie's amusing nature.